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Civil War
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This is my Chapter 16 History sorry its not finished
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Civil War
Abraham Lincoln
16th President
Wrote & delivered the Gettysburg Address
The Battle of Bull Run persuaded Lincoln for a better army
President Lincoln ordered General John Pope to march directly to Richmond from Washington
Battles
Battles of Manassas
Manassas,Virginia
July 21, 1861
General George B. McClellan assembled a high disciplined forces of 100,000
was the first major battle of the Civil War, and the Confederates' victory
It shattered the Union's hopes for winning the war quickly
Battle of Shiloh
Union gained greater control of the Mississippi during The Battle of Shiloh
Second Battle of Bull Run
Jackson's troops August in 1862. The three-day battle.
Clash of The Ironclads
Heavily armored ships protected with iron or ironclads
Battle of Chancellorsville
Battle of Antietam
it was known as The Battle of Sharpsburg
was a single-day battle
was also known as the bloodiest war of the Civil War
there was a total of about 25,000 casualties
More soldiers died in this battle than all Americans in the American Revolutionary War
The Union won the battle of Antietam
also known as The Battle of Sharpsburg
Battle of Fredricksburg
Seven Days' Battles
On June 26, Robert E. Lee launched a series of clashes and forced the Union to retreat from near Richmond
North retreated South won
Generals
Northern Generals
McClellan
Slowly bring the force through
Mc Dowell
Wanted to control the best route road
Ulysses S. Grant
Southern Generals
Stonewall Jackson
Held his ground "StoneWall"
Stonewall was later on killed by friendly fire
Robert E. Lee
Admiral David Farragut
Approached the two forts that guarded the entrance to New Orleans from the Gulf of Mexico
South's Advantages
The South's troops were more stronger and more intellilgent than
strategic
North Advantages
Union had more troops & materials than the South
Had LOTS of Exports
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